Rockefeller Internacionalista - Muž, který špatně vládne světu – Josephson Emanuel M. (2026)

This Czech-language book examines the life and legacy of John D. Rockefeller, offering a detailed analysis of his influence on American politics, economics and foreign policy. Emanuel M. Josephson describes Rockefeller as a powerful internationalist who sought to control the world through his immense wealth and influence. The book explores his early life and rise to power as the founder of Standard Oil, his philanthropic activities, including the establishment of the Rockefeller Foundation and the University of Chicago, and the darker aspects of his legacy, including ruthless business practices and his role in the Ludlow Massacre. It also discusses his involvement in international affairs, including support for the League of Nations and influence on American foreign policy during the Second World War. In the book, the author further attempts to uncover a global conspiracy involving the Rockefeller family and the Axis powers. He claims that the Rockefeller Institute for Pacific Relations controlled a spy network responsible for the attack on Pearl Harbor, and describes alleged links between the Rockefellers and companies such as IG Farben, which supported Hitler’s concentration camps, as well as links between the family and Stalin in efforts to establish a global society.